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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-22
The Harness. Makers.

NEW YORK, July 21.-The national conveE-
ton of harness-makers completed their business
this afternoon The question whether they
should form trade section of the Knights of
Labor, of which they are all members, affiliate
with the National Federation of Trades was left
over till next year for action. The following
officers were elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, c. Burgess, of Chicago; vice-president. j.
Meehan. OF New York; secretary, George jesse
lyn, of Boston; treasurer o. H. Fairchild. of
Newark, N. j. Most of the delegates left fer
tn oh
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General Notas.

WASHINGTON. July 21.-Mrs. Cleveland to-day
celebrated her twenty third birthday anniversary
very quietly at Oakview
The President to-day appointed John G..
Walker, of Texas to be secretary of the lega-
zion and ccnsul-general of the United States at
Bogota.
Secretary Fairchild to-day appointed W. A.
Freer Of Louisiana, to be Supervising Architect
of the Treasury, at a salary of "a. 500 per annum
The President has appointed VIM. f. Wood
son postmaster at Marshall, Mo-, vice A G.
Lackey. resigned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-22
Gambrinus Assembly Wants Beer.

MILWAUKEE, July 2L-Gambrinus Assembly,
Z. of L., 900 strong. to-day withdrew from the
order, because of General Master Workman Pow
derly's sentiments on the temperance question.
1t is probable that the assembly composed of
tight barrel coopers will also withdraw for the
same reason. Gambrinus Assembly is COM
posed of brewers. The tight barrel coopers are
mainly engaged in work for the brewing trade.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-22
Busjness Embarrassme

GLENwooD. Ia, July 21.-Russell, Daniel &
Lufiin implement dealers. assigned to-day.
Liabilities. so, 900; assets. unknown. Several
Council Bluffs firms were heavily caught.
NEW ORLEANS. July 21-T L. Airey to-day
filed suit in Civil District Court against credit
ors, praying for a respite of one, two and three
years without interest, Judge Monroe granted
the petition nd ordered meeting of the cred
itors on Aug %. The schedules show assets
of $463, 900 and liabilities of $685. 000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-22
What VIII the Country Say?

Philadelphia Inquirer.
If Utah is admitted to the Union during the
life of the coming Congress, it will be Dem
ocratic State. and a Democratic State the
Democratic majority in Congress will not be too
particular about whether her new anti polyganny
law will hold water not. But if Utah is adj
mitted at once, what will the other Territories
sayl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-22
steamship News.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 2L-Arrived: Trave,
rom New York for Bremen.
QUEENsTowN, July 21.-Arrived: Britannia,
Nevada, from New York.
NEW York, July 2I-Arrived: Morayia, from
Hamburg: Pennland from Antwerp.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-22
ResuminE Work.

PITTsBURG, July 21.-The strikers are resum-
ing work in the coke regions. and by Monday it
is expected that all the works will be in oper-
alton. The Union, Mayfed, Donley. Stonevlle,
Mullen, and Southwest works numbers l, 2 and
started up today with large forces.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-22
The Colored Man Advances.

Augusta IGa.3 ChronicIe.
The colored man has advanced. He ejoys the
blessings of freedom and he has contributed
largely to tho material development of the South.
The negro as freeman is of vastly more benefit
to the South in a material point of view than he
was as slave. Slavery a curse to the
Southern people, but a blessing to the neg TO
race in this that by and through the institution
the negro became civilized and free.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-22

Hoops SARsAPARIL..A is made only by G. L
Hood & Co.. apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. It is
prepared WI n the greatest skill and care, under
the direction OF the men who originated it
Hence Hoods Sarsapa-ila may be depended
upon as strictly pure. honest and reliable
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

Indications.
WASHINGTON. July %. A. NJ
For Indiana-Local rains, followed by fair
weather; winds generally westerly: stationary
temperature
For Ohio-Stationary temperature; local rains;
winds generally westerly.
For Illinois-Fair weather. winds generally
westerly; lower temperature
For kower Michigan-Local rains, followed
by fair weather; winds generally westerly; sta
tionary, followed by lower temperature.
For Wisconsin-Fair weather; winds general
~ westerly lower temperature.
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A PaIpable Injustice.

Atlanta Constitution.
The Now York World suggests that Mr.
Howells name his new novel, Jones. But why
Jones2 We know a great many Joneses and,
without exception. they are mon and women full
of human passion and human nature
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iaII Mall Gazette.
A French savant is busy on an elaborate
inquiry into the relative predominanceo of blondes
ana brunettes, which among other things will
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Washington Special.
Pensions have been granted to the following
aamed Indianians:
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Anrllon Sales.
NOTICE OF SALE OF THE FLORIDA
cLNrpH AND WESTERN RAILROAD.

CfNIRAL AND w NflI>ltOA'.
stale, for tho Sorsrn District Of Forda
gay q ,qgf ~ N f@ S', sMr 'pr sr r roa
rAXY to snT h are aSfsadt
the ier,enod, vii on Tho seventh day Of NoyrmGsr.
ss ~ So ss ss" % before S he FROM door
s1 III .% %afH oI b ts oa%S State Fo%
r'sG ,s a afasS e ,ss n. n
Western Railroad company and s sof tho Florida
gage trust st form IN The decree herein eaenl
nj G. e. s Ps%a !. o% G
prsn to ns ali
and Gs' D". e"s hGs fsw ann s% the the
toos and implements used or pToylie. TO be use,
tnstsna ana Of snd ""a or Ire
."s ~ r."r name ' or
CONNECTED herewith said ana .
Cree e 10 belong to Florida ce@'r,, and ws,rrn a
% the said company OF BY tho seeiver there
70 DO s;.d ,s 40 SS1 OF a a.. aG
CATION COMPANY and SAL. orgn, s'o h eht. nry,ss"s
srn .,rH i%mnnpos and .seIai
Y a, to iss% 2 T
to me terminal at % x. .S =. an
noio. issued W Receive! under me order, 81 , I'M, len ec%
S NO, p or D S"a OF s favor Of
an. thereon upon tho 81 Marks branch ana iA"h'
nSsr III be required depos nifty Thousand dollars
.;.ary ~ s,,s ' RrS .Rs sads@
pursSa.e In with the orders nj ths cont III
nnsand dollars shall DO paid IN cash on 'e
dsy of sale and delivery OF tho hren tr eAio 20
by tho much more NJ the purchase nohoy
lie paid cash or ceriihcates OF QUIET %
&c.. a., debt shall DO necessary 10 pay anu
discarge In, norton IN. Receivers debts arising III %
an Of the Florida Central and western taoLl
Of s saDs. Of tho or %as and
a,iro.J compauy by said mortgage each couon
hond being cceiv ed such
sned 10 receive sad decree The bonus anu
40 I'm lieu shall be stamped win >Anons
OF The amount credited thercon for prntpa, ann ~
which shall 10 held u he payment on % sd,.s
smonnt duo SAID bonds sfer -n.n
nent shall returned 70 the parties from whom .
owned by Florida Railway ami NAVIGATION ~,
70 AZ an divisions or lines NJ Ih
May In tho manner directed In said decree; ana mo pu.-
10 whom rolling stock equipment ioois ann IN
amsnts sha be apvoroped shall take the sao su9ecs
/. me ous Of ras- ana purchase IN 70
s,an thereto heretofore made assumed " H. H. Du'A
IT, ..,s may be adjourned by announcement male AZ s
,'ace bef mentioned. and III
Re hsd aud place 70 ~hic um sA"s s"~
- az aXourncd further nece theIeoL
Por more speHnc al the hons upon s ~.
and ~ The property 70 be SOLD az ~ e
farms md rond Of snli rcference u nofsY 'A~ WV
Socroe I'm this suit entered herpinbeforo ststoo
Dated. August 1851 ,o.rpu II DuRKEE
Special Master.
JOHNSON GALLUP HURRY.
THOMAS L. CLARKE.
solicitors Tor Complainant
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SIZE 20. jx>7.9 Gray -
lot. VS. Msdison-ave. adj above. 25NS1." each
Francis Schnegg. -.
iot n : Past sGth.st 81 II OF Madisonavc. 2j.7
,oi East S7ths ST. u 9 II W Of Manson ave. 25.7
Iafrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
Alusiral Jnsiruments.

NUMBER of Grand, Upright and Square
N Pianos OF make ightly usel almost A. gooi ~
o.v and fay warranted will be sol AlbsrA rstuos'oa
no" regular p''o'~ WIN. KNABE a CO..
ll2 PifyhsvA. above l6th-sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
ninler Resorts.


MANSION HOUSE.
wi Rrooklyn HsIghts y. Y, directly opposite Walst
n Y; minutes walk from Fulton or van 7eet ferp
Yriden superior Accommodation foA'On
ali, rates select family transient hotel 200 rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

LONG ISLAND CITY
Bv Richard Y. Harnen Co.
o, lots bounded by East, Borden and Van Alst ayes
and lstst: Norton. - .-:---
Lot Q Vernon-ave. OF Bordenave. 2jA1o; OIea-
lot 4 3 borden ave, TO IT OF Nernonave. 2517O6
same buyer. -..'--------- ----.
iofs Ali above 25X70 EACH b Norton
THROGGS NECK, y. Y.
BY II. c. Napes Co.
, house with pIo, OF land n Taber-ave cor OF
FeDls-sve. plot y99r206I325I2!1: " lson-.
4 pot OF land on Eastern boulevard. se cor OF ~ o.
seul ave 25x26sx xlT2: Carl Weiss !or city lot
] plot of land adj above, l0OX about l6i: III Muir
ray per city
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TuE FORT WORTH AND DENVER CfrT RAfLwAr co.
FONT WORTH Tex. - ,.
vINHE ANIMAL meeting Of the stockholders or
this pany viii be held at the Office OF The oOmp1n! ~
For Tex. Tuesday, December IL. proi ~ III
O'Clock n m. >,o-..,.r ,t
2iS D. aud will reopen ON the lain das OF "
O'Clock W. A. ho''' ooe'..-.,.
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RI Lesp,nassc d Friedman

iSEw-YoRK. Thursday. Nov. 2. 1887
b. following sales were he'd at Exchange and Auction
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ENTLEMAN with rich baritone voice Is
NJ with religious society hduresS
SINGER, Tribune once
PHYSICIAN desires position where his medl-
cal knowledge will b. OF service DOCTOR ~ tribune
Uptown once. j. 80 broadway
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Gitn prcprrtp % Get.

ITO LET at 81 300 to desirable tenant 81
4 West Nnciv.sey enth at 4story and basement deco
rated only lett Of four. Jauitor on premises
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 Bal
timore Railroad.
Eovsmssr 1 ssh. 1857
rYa1nswtu Isays vWlIulnrtop n ,

reamswin lssss wilnfnSton as ioiiovr
rniisaeipniA iaxprrsol, 4 . "a. q %. 90
ise. sM 80, . 10, III. ID o. ii s. iin an
ss.onaods,ss. .s = .Ss "a 3: 3: 2; :, :.
50 tsc. ssi. 20, 10 10, 10 80 p. n.
ror Unse,sf tsypreAtl. q 30. ~, sS yn
sM " ~ u 81 q m. % 90. sft. eco and u .
Asos,..aoa.sson, . ~ %, 'os. su. 10 i,
New Yors, 100, 1t1 tSs. 50, fao, sp
o.. II N y. IN. siz 10. %, 2zTS!4 $3.50
%. 20 % p. N.
1or West Chs5tsr, riA Larzokin, 40 nac
70 .. n. . 80 and DO p. NJ.
Tor Newers tOsrtrs) and irternsdiAs.
seasacns, an q m, II " and Q 2i y. m.
baltimore and intstinsdists sGstion,. 10 1.
Q m, 90 ane IL % d. N.
BALTIMORE and bay Lie, Z a. o. N,
bsit.nors and Weshingtoa, ] =, tts, Q ca
~ u v .. m.' ~ o. niI, sA, tts. sL
rrains tor Dsisrars Diytsion leave TOR:
New Castle, %, o DO q. m, IA "a, 9ts. q
~ p. N. and II % Eight,
asorwssova and L4woO, % =. n, and q
Beaford tExpres, COP. m.
hArrinxton, Dslna y and rAy ststiors,t .,
kIprsss ior Harrington, $50 D. a. VA,
rain 10 y. N.
kxpreSs for Dover, herr!ngeoa and Dsj
mar, II % night.
rrAukiin Uity, 0 ssok n.
Exprcss for Oape Charles, Olo Point Oon
ioft and ro,fclk, IL es night.
.r--
Leave PhiisdsiphiA, Brosc street, ieI
Wilmington texpiestl, II -, , 80. ; 10, !.
: ~, loN. Il IL, II " o: M, zt2, sol, Z o.
%. sea, SKI, Q OF. Gf. II 70 d. Ia,
AcooMmodsnon, 20 10 rs Z. n. l IS, %
81, q. Q "a. 0 10 10 Gu 10 % and IL 81 .. n
Trsins marked thar tslays iir,i,Sd s-n.ss
upop ~shn ssfre f1fe II ciar1ct.
For further Information psssenEers are 70
terrsd 70 ths nokes orilce at tha ataltsn,
J. II. wUUL
cvntrsi rssssngof Agent.
ySAxLng u PucE ttSnsfnl Mnnaeer.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
AIT IuDIishers.

II 8 dozen ordinary inen were asked
TO name the greatest painter now living
the chances are that they would give q
dozen different answers. Anybody,
though, particularly au artist, will tell
you that the house Of Raphael Tuck &
SJns are the grestskt art pub.i.Aers In
the world. Ihsre can bs no doubt o!
taat. Their publications are before you,
no matter where you md an sr. ceal
er's establishment. The largest hoGst
is IN L0udon, but they bRve o,hers
almost equally ~ extensive In Berlin
Paris, Leipzig ane New York. Theil
headquarters in that city, ly tha way
Is Ia charge OF Mr. Sscluel 6aoris!, @
No. 295 Broadway. So extensive bay,
Messrs Rsphael Tuck g, soLs' opers
tons in America become that Mr
Adotph Tuck VIII visit tho New Yorl
azency about the middle of nsxt munti
and rnaKe arrsn gements for sti,i iurthe
exterslOng
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
Al tho ACADEMY.

NJ. Charles &. Gardner made his
FIST appearance th.s te2son at the
Academy Of Music last evening in biz
new version OF Ksr! the Prddler u
The comedy part OF ths play is well
Drest rtsd By hr, Gardner, who sae'
t1inB the title rOls, while HIS songs
brought down tho bause and rspetit!ons
were demanded. Mr.. Gardner Is ST.
excellent dialect comedian, ard while
his style is different from Emmett.
Knight and others, i: has the charm oI
originality, which makes It more
pleasing. He Is suppcrts1 By q very
good company, aud as he is a .svorli,
In this city there is no doubt but b,
vii! draw good houses at each perform
| ancs during the week
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
THE demons ration made At the fune.

THE demonsrA.ion made st the fune-
raj OF the AnArobis's OF Chosgo, On
Sunday lass, Is Lot more ceDsarsole
than the demcn,.rs'iou racenAy M nde
In the So0shern s aies Ia honor OF the
men WHO perlshsd In Ebe iDgiorious at
tenn pt to destroy the Union. Just as
properly nsy the friends OF the dead
Anarchists raise s;Ayaes 90 perpetuaia
their mem1ry as do the sympa:hiz ars
with reou,lion raise statues to com
momorase the vaior OF those who died
to essah'ish a Con'ederaoy on the ruins
OF our Governments. The former were
AWbreaters and enemies OF sotisty on
. small scale, the latter wers iswbreak.
ers and enemies OF society on a large
scale. The former killed Two men out
right and wounded some six.y Others,
out OF which number six died, while
the latter killed hundreds OF thousands
and led to the expenditure OF milltous
upon millions Of dolisrs. Then why
should the one be glorifad and the
other oondemned2 Is the defisnce OF
Law In one shape wrong and 10 another
nght9 Why should not all ects bs
called by their proper names9 Those
which are hur.ful to soo!sty should no,
be eulogizad, and the Abetto.s OF
. false system should never have
statues raised TO their memory !,
as they will tend 10 psrpetuste the
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15

A GRAVE QUESTION has arisen Ia
resAri 70 Cto proposed free hospital,
which, unless II u satisfactorily Sdjus.-
ed, will no doubt be the means OF doing
much toward preventing the oonsnm
ma.ion Of the proposed plan Tor It's
erection. It iz SAID, and we believe On
good authority, that 1t has 0sen decided
by thnss having the matter IN charge
thA. the institution will be under tee
sole oAre OF the sllopxthists. Tue
homo )ps.his:s naturally ohjeo: 20 thls,
and oontend tina. Is considerable o! the
fuuds needed for the erection and sup.
port OF the institution will be eontr, ou-
ted by disciples CT The new school, they
are entitled to be represented. This ls
nothing more than iair and just to both
schools, and rs We understand the mat
ter, all the hou &C )pAthists ssk is that
they bs allowed an eqnAi number OF
patients OF all classes, either In med!-
cine, surgery or special cases, With the
Allopathists. This would be nothing
more than simple justice, not only to
the physi ,isus OF each schc3l, but s'so
to tho patients themselves. In these
days OF progress there are very many
person who havs adopted the hou " ,
psthic method OF practioe excl1.ively,
and II any OF this class shouid a. any
time be obliged, through sickness OF
accident, to avail themselves G. the
benefits afforded by the no. .yitsl, it
would be msDi'estiy wrong to con pei
them to submit. 10 q system In which
they hEys no col tiienos, and nwsi.ow
heroic d3ses, In the +fiicscy OF which
they have no faith. On the ctler haEd,
1t would be equally wrong to compel a
disciple OF the allopsthic school 60 ba
treated by hon 81 lpzthist. Both
schools OF medicine VIII, by reafon OF
the causes We have named have olslm
on the hospi.si and an undenisbie ri sht
to be represented. Therefore the only
just and ssdstaotory method OF solvin Z
this yery important question Is for those
having the matter ga Charge to lei /: be
known thst when the hospital 10 com
pieted 1t shza bn under the joint con.
troll OF the hon N )psthists and the ailo
psthis,s. Les each school have al sgua
number OF patients, under the sam,
conditions, asd than At ths end OF on,
or two yehrs let a fair and impartial re-
port bs pa uolsaed OF the number, ant
description OF the cases treated by essa
With tha des,h rate, and we ere salts
ned that the public arc iuss!lisen
enough 70 make the mpafison an
judge for them selves.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
TO the a fftictad

DR.. ]. Lippincott, 6c4 French street
Is prepared to treat rheunati.ua and
neuralgia in all its forms. Dyspepsis
with all It's horrors removed and dis
eaaes Of the brain, spine, heart, lungs
kidneys, liver. blood and skin. Fe
male and children diseases, either acu,
or chronic. Malaria. nervousness and
many others. Removed by q common
sense treatment, Bring your off icet
children. Cost you nothing TO talk.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
AsLnIs.szva q n NOkrnEnH n u

ssGLnl - sszcsA q nOhTE4EHH III H n
Timo table In ciItct NAY 18th, 1887. Train
tsseo WIInIngtonf french 5t-se.) az follows
Ter ReacilH, Bitdsooro, .IosEnh, SpTtrS
nsld, WzynosbuEH Junction, Manor, Pc,ts
Vile, Tamsqua, A AllenyoHn, Lebanon, Woi'
nsrsyilio and all pbinss on the philadelphia
sna Reading X. H., 100 a. Il. and 2.k6 p. N
for Springfield, WRyresonrg Ju3o
ton, UoGtesViile. Emhrseviilo, Lo5Ept
Ooadd's Ford ana DaPont's Eod ir.srns
di.ts points,7.e. 4. m. z ~, and sis y. m.
fof CostsJyillo tsd inte-2sdis.o points
II sop. IN.
For Rcst Chester, 7. .oe .. m.. 2kb and <t
p. 10.
Yer Few Bridge and intornediAts pointi
s.lb p. N. and on BSturdsg, At 10 ana ILL
p. m.
TIN Sunday 70. Heading and intsfmodiAs
points, at Q % Q. m, and Tor Springfield an
intermediate points at q Ii p. N.
A. u. MUOACSLAND, n. II. HlBBA Ed.
SGDerintsadstt SonH Psas. hE'i
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
TEE AvowED intention OF Presidest

Oleve!auc TO appoint Secretary Lamar
70 the vacant place on the Supreme
Court bsnch, does not meet with much
favor from the ioysi men of the North.
The opposition to this has been intansl-
fed by the recens action o! number OF
ex.Con iederases at Macon. when unre.
constructed, ex.Minis.sr to Mexico
jackson, canopized the aroh traitor
JEFF Davis, and exalted the rebel reg
over the STATS and stripes. Mr. Lamar
is abo~e all others . representative Of
that treason which he once practlced
and still prsAches, and bis elevation 10
the Oaotnst WAS an insult to every vete-
ran 9 tho wore the blue, but nov Grover
Cleveland, for the purpose OF making
the solid South still more solid, has
permitted the semi-tffi Sial announoe-
mens to 20 forth tha. ne intends 10 siill
further elevate bip, by besto wing upon
him one OF the highest judicial positions
IN the United Safes. THIS Mr.. Lamar
was an ave sed sscssslonisf long before
the rebellion, and rs esriy rs 1889 de-
clsred In the House OF Rspreseu ssives
thai wheusvsr be considered "the justi-
fics.ion sutfi ,iens am ready to make
war upon the Uni;ed States g overn-
ment, TO raise the banner OF secession
and TO 6yht under 1. as long IS she
blood ttJps and eoes In my veins"
When the rebellion broke eus be hss-
tened 70 Mississippi ard urged that
Sia.e o ssctd de. lie after wards ASSISTED
in the orgso;z ,tion Of the Confeders:y,
and All through the war devoted ali the
abilities he possetsed to farther the
downfall OF the Union. Since the sur
render Of l.se and the downfall OF the
onfederscy he has been o prime m over
and leader 10 the s,enss Of fraud and
violence By whi3h the will OF the peo.
pie h.v. btcn dslea,ed and overr!disn,
net only In Mississ!ppi, bui throughout
tine entire South. o her men Who took
par; In the rsoeiiion have, by their sc-
tions, shown that they accep. ths sitoa-
ton. zee their error srd are now loyal
10 the old fl ". Bat the most ard-nt
admirsr o, Mr.. Lamar cAnnot ssy this
much Tor him, ns among his las, utter.
ances In the Sonste, before taking a!a
sea: In the Cabinet, was the declaration
tina. mo cns shall rise, and IL ny pres
enoe call j fis,5on Davis = Atraitor, With
out mesttuZ = n.eTn ana dscided de-.
n,sl" Yet this Is the msn whom
Grover CIsveland in.apds TO elevate 10
the Supreme bench, and the question
naturally srt.es will or can the eppoIr =
meu % sulh \ one, who hAs proved
h,msef sin 10 be traitor, bs coaGsn
cd by the United States SsnRts.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
Fair At ODD Feilous' Hail.

Cyrus CommsDdery, No. / X. OF G
having SECURED ODD Fellows Hail
viii opsn fair. beginning on Dscem
Der ., wbtca has every iDdicstior q
osi3a a grand GucoGss. Besiles tn,
usual attractions and q largo display OF
fancy ard useful articles, the com
nsudery has secured talent and ar,
going to give an Interesting program
every night, which alons will be wortr
the admission, which Is 10 oents.